I've Had Such An Odd Career.

There Were The Days When Women Were Under Contract, And They Were Thought Of As A Commodity, So They Hired The Best Writers And A Lot Of Them Were Women At The Time. This Was In The Thirties And Forties, To Make Product For The People Who Were Under Contract, Who Were Their Assets To The Studios. But That Doesn't Exist Anymore - And As A Result, The People Who Are In The Industry Write Products That Interest Them.

I've Done Some Good Work And Some Not-good Work.

I Think That's Very Sad, That I Haven't Allowed My Heart To Be Broken. I Have Broken A Few.

I Find That I'm Not As Worried Anymore About What Other People Think. That's A Comfortable Place To Be. And I'm Starting To Let Go Of The Feeling That I Need To Push Myself To Do Things I Don't Want To Do - An Impulse That Has Always Been Linked To The Feeling That I'm Not Enough.

I Never Felt Safe. In High School, Acting Is What I Did To Stay Sane. It Wasn't About Showing Off; It Was About Revealing Parts Of Myself That I Couldn't Reveal Anyplace Else.